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Nov- 2020 -

5 November

Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion

A US Marine with 2nd Marine Division, flies a Instant Eye drone system during Small Unmanned Aircraft System (SUAS) training on Camp Lejeune, N.C., Feb. 5, 2019.

Pentagon Plans to Open School Focused on Countering Small Drones

The US Army is planning to launch a new academy in 2024 at Fort Sill, Oklahoma that will teach soldiers how to counter small military drones.

5 November

Africa

A group of soldiers of the French Army patrols the forest of Tofa Gala during the Bourgou IV operation in the Sahel region in northern Burkina Faso on November 9, 2019

Staff Writer With AFP

Elite European Anti-Jihadist Task Force Takuba Takes First Steps in Sahel

The Task Force Takuba's first mission was a sweep operation conducted in the lawless Mali-Burkina Faso border region last month, alongside local troops and French regulars.

4 November

Commentary

Hezbollah fighters take part in a military parade marking the group's Martyrs' Day in the southern town of Ghazieh, south of the port city of Sidon, 12 November 2019

Yaacov Ayish

International Community Must Constrain Hezbollah to Protect Israel and Civilians

As anger against Lebanon’s rulers continues building, Hezbollah’s abuses – like its use of human shields – should be forcefully and continually exposed.

4 November

Africa

A member of Tigray police is pictured at a checkpoint in the outskirts of Mekele on the day of Tigray's regional elections, on September 9, 2020

Staff Writer With AFP

Ethiopia PM Orders Riposte After ‘Attack’ on Army Camp in Restive Tigray

Ethiopia declared a state of emergency in Tigray after PM Ahmed ordered a military response to a deadly attack by the ruling party of the restive region on a camp housing federal troops.

3 November

Commentary

Members of the Azerbaijan Army pass in review during CENTRASBAT (Central Asian Peacekeeping Battalion) 2000 opening ceremonies on September 13th, 2000.

Why Afghanistan Has Pledged Support for Azerbaijan in Nagorno Karabakh

Afghanistan’s support for Azerbaijan in its war with Armenia reflects Kabul's desire to strengthen ties with countries which will help it increase its global trade.

3 November

Africa

Staff Writer With AFP

French Airstrikes Kill Over 50 Qaeda-Linked Jihadists in Mali

The French government said Monday its forces had killed more than 50 jihadists aligned to Al-Qaeda in air strikes in central Mali.

2 November

Africa

Ethiopian UNMISS peacekeeper guards helicopter

Staff Writer With AFP

Gunmen Kill at Least 32 in Ethiopia ‘Massacre:’ Rights Agency

An armed group in Ethiopia's restive Oromia region has carried out a "horrendous" attack on civilians, the government said Monday, with one survivor saying dozens had died.

2 November

Asia Pacific

Policemen stand guard at an entrance gate of Kabul University in Kabul, Afghanistan, on November 2, 2020.

Staff Writer With AFP

At Least 19 Killed After Gunmen Storm Kabul University

At least 19 people were killed and 22 wounded Monday when militants stormed Afghanistan's biggest university, an official said.

2 November

Asia Pacific

Afghan men walk on a road as smoke rises from the site of an attack in Kabul on 1 July 2019.

Staff Writer With AFP

Eight Wounded as Gunmen Storm Kabul University Book Fair

At least eight people were wounded when gunmen stormed Kabul University on Monday during an Iranian book fair, firing shots and sending students fleeing.

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